Snorkel Kanawa Island
A jetty, shade, and reef straight off the beach. The easier of the two and the better swim.

Anchorages · Closest to town
The two stops closest to Labuan Bajo. Close enough to be an afternoon rather than a day — which is exactly why they get cut first and added back last.
Both sit between Labuan Bajo and the park proper, which makes them the natural first or last stop of a trip.

Kanawa has a jetty and some shade; Kelor has a short steep climb and nothing else. Neither has a shop.
They are twenty minutes apart and most charters take one. Which depends on what the group wants that afternoon.
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They sit at the edge, between town and the park proper. Whether park fees apply depends on the route the boat takes — your quote itemises it either way.
Kanawa, comfortably. The reef starts off the beach and there is shade and a jetty. Kelor is the viewpoint, not the swim.
On a 3D2N or longer, yes — usually on the last afternoon coming back in. On a day trip, one of them at most.
Because they are closest, so they are the easiest thing to cut when the day runs late. Say they matter and we protect the slot.
These are the stops that quietly disappear when a route runs late. Tell us they matter and they stay on it.
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